Новости за 12.03.2023

Saudi Arabia’s national oil company reported the largest profit by an energy firm, boosting the kingdom’s coffers as it looks to showcase its global business and foreign-policy ambitions.

Apparently no one at the firm perceived any risk from the Fed raising interest rates.

To keep oil flowing and diminish the U.S., Beijing brokers a deal between Iran and Saudi Arabia.

Regulators are trying to find buyers for the bank in an effort to repay depositors.

The issue’s clout and staying power will likely depend heavily on whether regulators are able to successfully shield the banking system from wider fallout.

Riyadh Air is the latest Mideast carrier trying to use its geographic position between Europe and Asia to attract fliers.

Hundreds of wineries deposited cash with SVB, which served as a crucial lender to vineyards.

The fallout threatens to engulf the startup world—and has exposed a new set of vulnerabilities for the banking system.

Their next steps could have ripple effects through the financial system.

High inflation, rising interest rates, and economic anxiety are making certificates of deposit cool again.

Some medical mistakes have been stubbornly hard to eliminate. Now, hospitals hope technology can make a difference.

The U.K. Treasury says that it wants to minimize damage to promising companies.

Services such as 1Password, Dashlane and Bitwarden keep logins safe, but a strong master password is a must.

Plunging oil and natural-gas prices are pumping up economic growth, putting money into consumers’ pockets and easing pressures on government budgets.

Activities in the rest of your life now feature dynamic prices, which change along with demand.

Regulators are pushing back on the use of data science to speed up cumbersome application processes.

Secondhand luxury watches have become increasingly popular in recent years, particularly with younger buyers.

But as they tighten security, retailers along with consumers say there is a fine line between deterring criminals and annoying honest customers.

Government-bond yields at their highest levels in more than a decade and a soggy stock market have led to a steady decline in the number of stocks that offer comparatively high yields.

Many poles are owned by electric or phone companies that often aren’t getting public money to build out broadband, triggering skirmishes.

Shares of regional banks tumbled amid concerns that Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse is only the beginning.

Venture funds are extending short-term loans amid a cash crunch. Meanwhile, some founders plan to use personal funds to cover payrolls.

Here is what the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history looks like in graphics.

A large order for planes is expected to coincide with the launch of a new Saudi national airline.